jdetonator

To be fair, one can tell effort is being put into the course but it is going to take more time. New Yamaha carts and remodelled club house are a step in the right direction but most of the greens are in pretty bad shape with bare soil exposed making a putt roll like it's on the surface of the moon. If the new owner can sustain maintenance, it will be a gem. Maybe take out some fairway bunkers to focus on some greenside bunkers. Do what you can to revive the course because it's a beautiful track.

The course has potential as it has a nice layout and some challenging design characteristics but it needs serious basic attention. When we played last fall, weeds were starting to take over the fairways and the bunkers were non-existent. Perhaps management should consider taking out some of the bunkers and putting that maintenance time into the greens and fairways. For the fees, it wasn't terrible but certainly isn't what it could be.

We payed $35 with cart for 18 on a Saturday morning; hard to beat that. The course fairways were really dry but the greens were in good shape. I was a bit annoyed with the cart girls as they would bounce through the hole laughing their butts off like they were stoned with no regard with what was going on (back swing, putt, ball flying straight at them, etc.)...they didn't even ask us if we needed anything...this happened 3 times during the round. You get what you pay for I guess.

Camas Meadows is a beautiful course with one of the finest practice facilities I have seen - anywhere. We played after a downpour; what the locals would call a drizzle and it drained pretty well. The carts have GPS and the clubhouse is gorgeous with a top-notch lounge/restaurant.

The course needs some serious attention. The tee boxes are non-existent, fairways are mainly crabgrass, clover and dandelions and the greens are like putting on the surface of the moon. The place needs basic landscaping like GRASS SEED!

One of our carts ran out of gas and was replaced promptly but still shows a certain overall lack of enthusiasm by the staff. I am from out-of-town and had to use a "rental" set which consisted of 80's mix/match clubs. Thank god one of the players in our group arrived late with an extra set. The club house had 1 bottle of Gatorade, a half dozen waters and half dozen domestic beers - at 10am.

The layout is one of the more challenging with water and woods on dog-leg holes that can relieve you of balls in a hurry. The course is in a fine neighborhood and it is a shame that it so poorly attended to - it seems like it could be a gem but not at all...never again.